pot brownies == life in prison?

[Professor]

[The Dharma Bum]

no, i meant commercialized

I agree with your second statement but i don't view that as desirable or necessary

[Professor]

Hmmm - I can't wait for it to be commercialized. A few years ago, I bought 500 (I think - need to check) shares of Altria stock. It was just over $20 per share. It's at $41 today.

I'm just banking on the eventual legalization and commercialization of weed. Once it's legalized, there will no longer be corner dispensaries and local growers (well, there will, just like there are small groceries that sell only local produce). You'll be able to buy much better quality weed in packs at the supermarket, already rolled in papers, or in packets ready for a pipe. And, that stock will go through the roof.

Should probably buy some more, now that I think of it.

[The Dharma Bum]

i don't think that's going to work out the way you imagine it will. no one wants pre rolled joints made from floor sweepings that have been treated with all kinds of chemicals

[exploited]

[The Comrade]

floor sweepings treated with chemicals? wut?

[exploited]

[Professor]

[Professor]

[Philly]

The market will create a demand for chemical free marijuana products, much like natural American spirits have a market among tobacco users.